Presumably you decide to wholesale the deal because you think your spread will be more than your commission would otherwise be. 

That typically wouldn't be a big enough spread for my investors, but I don't know what the rental rates are like in your area, so that would make a big difference.

Are you spread out on your farm area or are you just targeting a certain general area?

Try and spread the investments so you can learn from the different projects you fund.

That  plenty of spread to accomplish your expansion goals of what you very stated.

@Jon Holdman, @Jesse T.Hi all,My numbers are based on the SFH Rental Analysis spread sheet I downloaded from this site.

I write 4 checks a year vs. 15 or so and the payments are spread out at even intervals for less hassle and easier budgeting.

You can spread your money over, literally, hundreds of notes.

I lowballed them they came back with an offer less than $1k of their original price, this put a $5k spread between both offers so I added $2,500 to mine and they accepted.

The issues can come in later on as they become a regular lender, at that point you can go to the LLC.Before you start using other peoples money, might run it past an attorney, that protects both of you and you'd spread any cost of future deals, not as bad as most think.